1. What are the industrial and commercial fine standards for expired products

1. The industrial and commercial fine standards for expired products are as follows:

(1) Order to stop sales and confiscate illegal products Products sold; and a fine of less than twice the value of the illegally sold products;

(2) Violations of legal provisions that do not constitute a crime shall be confiscated by the food safety supervision and management department of the people's government at or above the county level. Illegal income and food produced and operated illegally.

2. Legal basis: Article 52 of the "Product Quality Law of the People's Republic of China"

Whoever sells expired or spoiled products shall be ordered to stop selling and illegal products shall be confiscated Products sold illegally shall be subject to a fine of less than twice the value of the illegally sold products; if there are any illegal gains, the illegal gains shall be confiscated; if the circumstances are serious, the business license shall be revoked; if a crime is constituted, criminal liability shall be pursued in accordance with the law.

Article 51

Whoever produces products that the state has explicitly ordered to eliminate, or sells products that the state has explicitly ordered to eliminate and stop selling, shall be ordered to stop production and sales, and those illegally produced and sold shall be confiscated. products, and shall be fined up to the value of the illegally produced and sold products; if there are any illegal gains, the illegal gains shall be confiscated; if the circumstances are serious, the business license shall be revoked.

2. What are the specific legitimate rights and interests of consumers protected by law?

1. Security rights. That is, consumers’ personal property shall not be infringed upon when purchasing goods or receiving services;

2. Right to know. That is, consumers have the right to know the true situation of the goods or services they purchase;

3. The right to make independent choices. That is, consumers have the right to make independent choices when purchasing goods or receiving services, and are not subject to coercion by others;

4. The right to fair trade. That is, consumers have the same rights as all consumers and operators in terms of quality, price, measurement and transaction conditions, etc.;

5. Right to claim. That is, consumers have the right to receive compensation when their rights and interests are harmed;

6. Right of association. That is, consumers have established organizations to protect their rights, which is the current consumer association;

7. The right to education. That is, consumers have the right to obtain knowledge about consumer rights;

8. The right to be respected. That is, the right of consumers to have their personal dignity, national customs, etc. respected when purchasing goods or receiving services;

9. The right to supervise. That is, consumers have the right to supervise goods, services, operators, state agencies and their staff in protecting consumer rights.